A new traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian, titled “Lowrider Culture in the United States / Cultura Lowrider en los Estados Unidos,” is set to open on Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center. This bilingual exhibition will run until December 14, 2025, showcasing over 80 years of lowrider history, art, and community.
Lowriding, a vibrant tradition originating from Mexican American communities in the 1940s, reflects a rich blend of Latino/a identity, entrepreneurship, and artistic expression. It has emerged as both a cultural affirmation and a symbol of empowerment, transcending borders to influence popular culture globally.
Visitors to the exhibition can expect a dynamic array of more than 80 photographs and prints highlighting the aesthetic and iconography of lowrider culture. The collection aims to document the evolution of lowriding styles across the United States, offering insight into its deep roots in the Mexican American community.
The exhibit promises to be an engaging experience for attendees, featuring not only stunning visuals but also objects that exemplify the art and technology behind lowriding. As the community prepares for this celebration of cultural heritage, “Lowrider Culture in the United States” invites everyone to explore the significance of lowriding in American history and its enduring impact on society…